A major UK-wide listening exercise about community, belonging and how we can live well together — make sure young people’s voices are heard. The National Conversation: Next Generation asks children and young people aged 16 and under to share their views on what brings people together, what divides us, where they feel they belong, and what could make their communities stronger.
Take part in The National Conversation: Next Generation
Children and young people across the UK (under 16s) are invited to join the National Conversation to make sure the views of the next generation are heard on what brings people together, what divides us, where they feel they belong, and what could make their communities stronger.
Schools, colleges, youth groups and community organisations can participate by hosting conversations using the free toolkit and resources.
National Conversation Week takes place from 5 to 9 October, a shared week for schools and youth settings to run their conversations. Sessions can be held at any point before then, and all submissions must be received by 23 October.